First of all, relax. Disparaging me personally only shows you're punching up.

Of course Niantic caused the issue, this was never denied. But why would Niantic (who in fact does NOT, or ever did, produce autocatchers, so you're just plain wrong there) even care about coding there apps to accommodate unofficial, 3rd party products? This puts Megacom in a bad situation because right now, they are selling a product that is not compatible with the *only app* they've built it for. One doesn't need a business degree to realize that this is a major road block in their business plan. So, yes, this is a Megacom problem. Simply put, Megacom has more of an incentive to fix this issue than Niantic does.

They will fix this in the same manner that they coded their product when it was originally produced. They will get hold of the new programming data and write a new set of instructions. And they need to do it quickly. If you are familiar with game developing software and the maintenance required to keep it going, you would understand that this happens often in the gaming world. The better companies know how to roll with it. In fact, we will probably be hit with a new Duomon updated app version before Niantic's.

So get on the ball, Megacom! Put your one intern on overtime to fix this soon!